Man Utd XI with incredible late-summer signings.
A look at a possible Man Utd XI for the season ahead if they manage to sign all their top targets in the final weeks of the summer transfer window…
GK: Hugo Lloris
A £20m target from rivals Tottenham, French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris could be on his way to Old Trafford to replace David de Gea as he nears a big move to Real Madrid.
DR: Matteo Darmian
Signed from Torino earlier this summer, Matteo Darmian looks a good new addition at right-back.
DL: Luke Shaw
One of last summer’s big-money buys, Luke Shaw has been slow to settle at United but should play a more key role this season.
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DC: Chris Smalling
A key performer for United, Chris Smalling was in fine form towards the end of last season and should remain a regular starter.
DC: Nicolas Otamendi
A £35m target from Valencia, Argentine centre-back Nicolas Otamendi would be an ideal buy in that problem position for the Red Devils.
MC: Lucas Biglia
Another Argentine being lined up for a late move to United this summer, Louis van Gaal wants Lazio’s Lucas Biglia as an option in midfield, perhaps ahead of the supposedly unfit Bastian Schweinsteiger.
MC: Morgan Schneiderlin
Brought in from Southampton, Morgan Schneiderlin is another new addition in the middle of the park and looks a top signing already.
AMR: Memphis Depay
One of United’s first signings of the summer, Memphis Depay is likely to be a key player for the club out wide this term.
AML: Nicolas Gaitan
Yet another Argentine international poised to join the Reds, Nicolas Gaitan should be coming in from Benfica for £28m by next week.
AMC: Juan Mata
In the number ten role, Spanish playmaker Juan Mata seems set to keep his place despite a flurry of new arrivals.
FC: Wayne Rooney
Still first choice up front, Wayne Rooney looks set to remain in this role despite vague links to players like Harry Kane, which perhaps seem unlikely with so little time left in the transfer window.
